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What is the primary focus of strength training in the context of physical education?
What is the primary focus of strength training in the context of physical education?
- Enhancing cardiovascular fitness.
- Improving muscular endurance for prolonged activity.
- Developing the ability to exert maximal force. (correct)
- Increasing the range of motion in joints.
Which type of training involves systematic variations in training intensity and volume over time?
Which type of training involves systematic variations in training intensity and volume over time?
- Periodisation of Training. (correct)
- Flexibility training.
- Strength training.
- Lifestyle diseases training.
What is the primary benefit of flexibility training?
What is the primary benefit of flexibility training?
- Increasing muscle mass.
- Enhancing range of motion and reducing risk of injury. (correct)
- Improving cardiovascular fitness.
- Boosting muscular strength.
What is an example of a lifestyle disease?
What is an example of a lifestyle disease?
Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of periodization training?
Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of periodization training?
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Strength Training
Strength Training
A form of exercise that improves muscular strength by lifting weights or using resistance.
Flexibility Training
Flexibility Training
Exercises designed to improve the range of motion of muscles and joints.
Periodisation of Training
Periodisation of Training
The systematic planning of athletic training to achieve optimal performance over time.
Training Lifestyle Diseases
Training Lifestyle Diseases
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Exclusion of Aerobic Training
Exclusion of Aerobic Training
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Study Notes
Strength Training
- Strength training focuses on increasing muscular strength and power.
- It involves exercises that challenge the muscles to lift, push, or pull heavier weights or resistance.
- Key methods include: weightlifting, resistance bands, bodyweight exercises.
- Benefits include increased muscle mass, improved bone density, increased metabolism, and enhanced athletic performance.
- Important considerations are proper form, progressive overload, and rest periods.
Flexibility Training
- Flexibility training enhances the range of motion in joints and muscles.
- Achieved by stretching exercises, and improved posture.
- Types include static stretching, dynamic stretching, and PNF (Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation).
- Benefits include reduced risk of injury, improved posture, and enhanced athletic performance
- Importance of warming up and cool down before and after stretches is crucial for maintaining flexibility and preventing injuries.
Periodization of Training
- Periodization is a systematic plan for training over time.
- It involves strategically changing training intensity, volume, and focus to optimize performance.
- Phases include: hypertrophy, strength, and peaking phases.
- Importance of adjusting training strategies based on the specific athletes' goals and performance levels.
- Periodization allows for consistent physical adaptation and prevention of plateaus.
Lifestyle Diseases and Training
- Lifestyle diseases like obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease are linked to inactivity and unhealthy habits.
- Strength, flexibility, and planned training programs help manage and reduce the risk of these diseases.
- Exercise improves metabolic function, reduces blood pressure, and promotes weight management.
- Combining exercise with a balanced diet and stress management is crucial for preventing and mitigating the development of chronic diseases.
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